BYU's Jay Hill might be the best football coach in the state right now, Tribune columnist Gordon Monson writes. That means he'll have plenty of other programs interested in his services.

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Feeding the Beast

Letter: What do we sacrifice in the name of anti-DEI?

Letter: What will it take for Republican voters to finally realize they are being duped?

The addition of 55 new missions, announced Friday, will greatly expand the LDS Church’s reach around the globe. An experts foresees “tremendous potential to accelerate growth.”

Over the last six weeks, TV viewers have watched Utah’s own Melanie Bjork-Jensen create creepy-looking cakes and other treats as she fought "imposter syndrome" to make the finale of the Food Network’s “Halloween Baking Championship.”

Since their introduction, LDS temple rites have never stopped evolving. Here’s a look at some changes over the years.

If Trevor Lee Foust, accused of threatening his wife, is elected in November, his new role could create a conflict of interest with the city police and attorneys involved in his prosecution.

The direct-selling (or multilevel marketing) company reported an overall net loss of $6.5 million this week, on net sales of $214 million.

Growing demand for new, high-quality pizzas is changing SLC’s pizza scene. https://www.sltrib.com/news/2025/10/23/secret-pizza-club-how-get-more-slc/ 

Salt Lake Tribune reporter Mark Eddington has been writing about southern Utah for three years and explains what he covers and why.

NBA veteran Kevin Love deleted a meme about the Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups FBI arrests after a conversation with star Portland guard Damian Lillard. Here's what the Utah Jazz player said about his talk with Lillard.

Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment called Sparks’ assertions implying the nonprofit was responsible for his three-day incarceration “misleading and inflammatory,” saying they “triggered an onslaught of vitriolic, vulgar harassment, including thinly veiled threats of violence.”

Salt Lake City Council District 1 candidates in the 2025 general election share what they think the city's biggest challenge is, and how they would address it.

A witness for the Utah GOP testified today that the map they submitted is biased in their favor, but to an acceptable degree.

Brooke Larsen recently joined The Salt Lake Tribune and explains what she covers and why.

Many new Riverdale shoppers said they will now be spared a drive to Salt Lake City for their Trader Joe’s staples.

Dave “Heavy D” Sparks said he wanted to “set the record straight” after spending three days in jail. Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment say his statements have led to frightening threats against its members and lawyer.

Day two of testimony in Utah redistricting case begins as the Republican Legislature defends its preferred map.

The state has 11,478 fewer students this fall than last year, portending more closures and far less funding. https://www.sltrib.com/news/education/2025/10/23/utah-public-k-12-enrollment-sees 

Salt Lake City's planning commission has weighed in on plans for a seven-story hotel next to Sugar House Park.

College basketball’s preseason is full of top-25 exhibitions — and fewer “secret” scrimmages.

Rad Smith faced a considerable challenge when painting the ski map that would showcase Deer Valley Resort's massive expansion in 2025-26, and it wasn't just the thousands of trees.

Judge Dianna Gibson heard from three experts criticizing a new congressional map adopted by Republican lawmakers as an outlier that would create four safe Republican seats. Lawyers for the Legislature will present their defense on Friday.

The Cougars are now the conference’s only undefeated team. https://www.sltrib.com/sports/byu-cougars/2025/10/23/byu-football-tops-big-12-power 

Letter: Gerrymandering by either party — anywhere — is offensive and undemocratic. Here’s how Utah can steer away from it.

Letter: Like America’s great symbol, we need both wings to soar

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: The Nonconformist

In LDS Church news, the recent General Conference and installation of a new church president and First Presidency have once again raised questions about the faith's aging top leadership.

Latter-day Saint apostle Gerrit Gong attends a summit on artificial intelligence in Vatican City and urges faith leaders to evaluate A.I. ethics.

After the Michigan attack, the LDS Church reiterates its safety protocols, including following “the guidance of the Spirit" and keeping guns out of services. A petition seeks to remove the firearms ban.

Utah Eats: A new restaurant in the Woodbine Food Hall, Caracas Dog, offers "Venezuelan street food" — serving a fresh take on the hot dog.

The book, “Pippa and Poppy’s European Adventure” (Jumelle Press), will be released in stores and online this week, months after one of its authors, Elise Caffee, died after a tragic accident in Mexico.

Intense attention on Charlie Kirk's alleged killer is driving an online “content tornado” that mixes accurate information with exaggerated and fake images, attorneys for Tyler Robinson say, asking for a ban on cameras in his hearings.

Logan City Council voted to shrink riverbank setbacks from 100’ to 40’ — but only for a few lots. Read more about this and other news from Cache County in The Tribune’s Cache Crop newsletter: https://www.sltrib.com/cache/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=cache_organicsocial_1025

Southern Shores may be a first in southern Utah, but it won’t be the area’s only luxury water community. https://www.sltrib.com/news/environment/2025/10/22/inside-southern-utah-surf/ 

Numerous experts testified in court today that the Utah GOP’s map “unduly” favors the Republican Party.

Experts for the Utah Legislature and a group of plaintiffs challenging the state's congressional districts squared off, making the case that the maps put forward by the opposing side are gerrymanders and should not be accepted by Judge Dianna Gibson.

From Sam's Secret Pizza Club, to Baby's Bagels after-dark and other pizza pop-ups, here's how to get some of Salt Lake City's best (and most popular) slices of pizza.

The enrollment drop portends more school closures, dramatically less funding for Utah's classrooms and likely staff layoffs to come.

After being owned and sold by two investor groups, this Utah business is back in family hands. "I’m very passionate about it and what we can do with it," says it new, sixth-generation owner.

"Every time a cloud blows over, it’s almost like a panic attack,": Months after wildfire, Pine Valley now reeling from floods — and faces years of recovery ahead.

RSL made the postseason for a fifth-straight year. But, once again, goals were hard to find.

After beating Utah, BYU looks to prove it’s for real against Iowa State.

The Utah Jazz are expected to be one of the worst teams in the NBA this season — but they certainly didn't look like it on opening night.

The Utah Mammoth are enjoying their good luck charms, Guenther's late-game heroics and a perfect start at home.

The only remaining unbeaten team in the Big 12, BYU moved into the top spot in this week’s power rankings.

The Utah Jazz aren't exactly title contenders, but at least they’ll try to win when and what they can this year. That's a step in the right direction, Tribune columnist Gordon Monson writes.

Judge Dianna Gibson will begin two days of arguments Thursday over which of three maps submitted to the court should be the boundaries for Utah's 2026 congressional election. A decision has to be made by Nov. 10.

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Trump's America